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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1987
Page
1
Concert benefits area as Chuck Mangione headlines
Emmy and Grammy winner Chuck Mangione performed at Hancher Auditorium last night to support a local benefit for a sick roof. Officials say no public information is available about a Johnson County deputy motor vehicle crash, denying rumors of a cover-up. Cedar Rapids area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Mangione
Hancher ‘Auditorium
Johnson County
Richard Edwards
Sol Gordon
Cedar Rapids
Def Leppard
Topay's Chuckle Reflects a Decorator Clash
In a lighthearted quip, CHUCKLE jokes about fashion and design being out of sync with interior tastes. The speaker notes that if an interior decorator says you clash, style boundaries have surely shifted.
Ginsburg admits marijuana use during the 60s and 70s
Supreme Court nominee Douglas Ginsburg acknowledged marijuana use in the 1960s and on a few occasions in the 1970s. President Reagan and Attorney General Meese voiced continued support, while Senate GOP Leader Bob Dole offered no stance. Critics questioned the nomination and hearings were set for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
Douglas Ginsburg
Reagan
Edwin Meese
Ginsburg
Senate
Bob Dole
Cau
J. James Exon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reagan lauds Weinberger as finest defense secretary
President Reagan praised Caspar Weinberger as a trusted friend who never let him down and announced Frank Carlucci as his successor with Army Lt. Gen. Colin Powell to replace Carlucci. The Rose Garden ceremony followed weeks of secrecy amid NSC turnover linked to the Iran Contra fallout. Weinberger retires citing his wife Jane’s health and ongoing cancer concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow
Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
Frank Carlucci
White House
Washington
Defense
National Security
Army
Colin Powell
National Security Council
Carlucci
Powell
NSC
Weinberger
Pentagon
Congress
Jane
Ortega seeks indirect talks with contras to halt Nicaragua war
President Daniel Ortega announced Nicaragua will pursue indirect cease fire talks with U S backed guerrillas to meet the Costa Rican peace plan requirements. He pledged a 1000 political prisoners would be pardoned while keeping a wartime emergency and the rest of the contras unamnestied until U S and Honduras end aid. He did not name a mediator or start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Managua
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
Ortega
Sané
United States
Honduras
Soviet Union
Arias
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Costa Rica
Democrats pledge to aid public education not private schools
Six Democratic presidential candidates pledged to improve public education while opposing new public funds for private schools. They argued aid to private schools would violate church-state separation and limit money for public schools. The discussion highlighted tax credits as a contentious issue, with Gephardt defending past votes and Gore pressing for consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Valdy Dauvernes
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Johnsion
Albert Gore Jr
Linois
Paul Simon
Gore
Missouri
Richard Gephardt
Gephardt
U.S. Department of Education
Ames woman wins six hundred thousand lottery jackpot
DES MOINES AP An Ames woman who did not spin the wheel won the 600000 Iowa Lottery jackpot on a televised show. Delores Stephenson was the mystery guest chosen from losing entries and had her name drawn to break the wheel. She plans to pay bills and continue running Sullivan’s Restaurant with her husband in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ames
Delores Stephenson
Mary Stille
University of Northern Iowa
Stephenson
Stille
Bill
Sullivan's
Basi Stephenson
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Kistler
Iowa City
Darei Kistler
New York City Ballet
Anisuer
National Farm Toy Museum
Dyersville
National Farm Toy Show
Topay
Semuary
Charles Grassiey
i-Iowa
Sen
James McClure
Idaho
Lewis Powell Jr
Appeals Court
Robert Bork
Smoking Pot
Wall Street
Kermit the Frog
ABS
Ted Koppel
New York
Kermit and Koppel
KCRG
Channel 9
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